The final 22 verses of chapter 31 in the book of Proverbs present an acrostic poem that contains the sage advice of a mother to her son, a king named Lemuel.

What do you actually know about the Virgin Mary? Who is this iconic figure who has attained such an exalted standing in religious circles?

No article of faith has been subject to as much scrutiny by critics and loving burnishing by the faithful as the notion that Mary remained a virgin to her death.

According to three books on the images of God and Jesus, we have collectively made them into our image, our likeness.

Mary Magdalene has been repainted to conform to modern agendas. But is her new image a truer likeness than the old?

The Mary Magdalene who has been conveyed to the world by the Gnostics bears a striking resemblance to Helena, the companion of Simon Magus.

Early Church leader Polycrates was not afraid to hold fast to his beliefs in the face of persecution.

Jesus’ death has been interpreted and portrayed in many ways through the ages. Yet the real story is much more powerful than anything art, literature, television or film has had to offer.

The establishment of Easter as a key Christian festival is an example of the syncretization of Judeo-Christian and pagan celebrations.

James D. Tabor, chair of the Department of Religious Studies at the University of North Carolina, discusses misconceptions that have surrounded the apostle Paul since mainstream Christianity’s early days.

“Where was God when the tsunami struck?” You’ve heard the question, but what’s the answer?

A commonly expressed thought in the wake of natural disasters is that God must be punishing humanity for sin. But where does this belief come from?

Personally taught by the apostle John, Polycarp remained totally faithful to the teaching of the apostles.

As Jesus concludes His final Passover meal with the disciples, the peace in the upper room stands in stark contrast to the violence about to unfold outside.

William Dembski, a proponent of intelligent design, talks with Vision publisher David Hulme and contributor John C. Anderson about issues facing the movement.

How did a young Jewish slave foretell more than 2,500 years of world history?

After Constantine’s adoption of Roman Christianity in the fourth century CE the empire became viewed as the divine tool for Christianizing the world.

Modern science may be coming face-to-face with the very circumstance that Darwin said would cause his famous theory to break down.

In the last days before His crucifixion, Jesus gives His followers some keys to staying faithful until His promised return.

Vision publisher David Hulme interviews theologian John Garr, president of Restoration Foundation, for the Vision.org documentary Quest for the Real Paul.